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No. 143 · Kanto · Normal

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Snorlax is a Normal-type Pokémon introduced in Kanto, number 143 in the National Pokédex. Its cards run from 1999 to 2026. Its cards are ordered by the art, the best first, rather than by set.

Cards
57
Sets
43
Printed
1999–2026
Illustrators
36
Sightings
14

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The strongest Snorlax art

  1. 01/06

    Snorlax

    SVP Black Star Promos · 2023

    Drawn by GOSSAN

    Promo

  2. 02/06

    Snorlax

    Lost Origin Trainer Gallery · 2022

    Drawn by Kouki Saitou

    Rare

  3. 03/06

    Eevee & Snorlax GX

    SM Black Star Promos · 2017

    Drawn by Tomokazu Komiya

    Promo

  4. 04/06

    Eevee & Snorlax GX

    Team Up · 2019

    Drawn by 5ban Graphics

    Ultra Rare

  5. 05/06

    Snorlax V

    Sword & Shield · 2020

    Drawn by aky CG Works

    Ultra Rare

  6. 06/06

    Snorlax VMAX

    Sword & Shield · 2020

    Drawn by aky CG Works

    Holo Rare VMAX

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Which is the better picture?

Two Snorlax cards, side by side.

Snorlax, Lost Origin Trainer Gallery
Snorlax V, Sword & Shield
Eevee & Snorlax GX, SM Black Star Promos
Snorlax GX, SM Black Star Promos
Snorlax, SVP Black Star Promos
Snorlax VMAX, Sword & Shield
Snorlax ex, Prismatic Evolutions
Eevee & Snorlax GX, Team Up
Snorlax V, Sword & Shield

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Nine of the strongest Snorlax artworks as a binder page. Add it to your binder and swap any card. No account needed.

Snorlax by scene

Where its cards are set. Each opens a search of just those Snorlax cards, the artwork that shows it most first.

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How Snorlax gets drawn

Snorlax is usually drawn cozy, peaceful and serene, almost always asleep.

Across 50 Snorlax artworks, each picture counted once, next to how every other Pokémon is drawn.

Moods

Light and time

In summer 52%

Drawn against type

The Snorlax pictures least like the rest.

Build a page of Snorlax sleeping

1999–2026

Snorlax through the years

Its strongest card of each year it was printed.

  1. 1999 Jungle
  2. 2000 Gym Heroes
  3. 2002 Legendary Collection
  4. 2003 Skyridge
  5. 2004 FireRed & LeafGreen
  6. 2006 Dragon Frontiers
  7. 2007 Diamond & Pearl
  8. 2009 Rising Rivals
  9. 2011 Call of Legends
  10. 2012 Boundaries Crossed
  11. 2013 Kalos Starter Set
  12. 2014 Flashfire
  13. 2015 BREAKthrough
  14. 2016 Fates Collide
  15. 2017 SM Black Star Promos
  16. 2019 Team Up
  17. 2020 Sword & Shield
  18. 2021 Fusion Strike
  19. 2022 Lost Origin Trainer Gallery
  20. 2023 SVP Black Star Promos
  21. 2024 Paldean Fates
  22. 2025 Prismatic Evolutions
  23. 2026 30th Celebration
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Evolves from

  1. Munchlax5 cards
  2. Snorlaxthis page · 57 cards

Snorlax sightingsspotted in 14 other cards

Cards where Snorlax turns up in someone else's picture: behind them, beside them, or hiding. See all 14.

Every Snorlax card

57 cards, strongest artwork first.

57 of 57 cards

Snorlax in numbers

Cards
57
Sets
43since Jungle
Illustrators
36most by Ken Sugimori
Printed
1999–2026
Printed as
Basic, LV.X, VMAX
Sightings
14in other cards' art
HP on card
80–340

They span 43 sets, from Jungle to 30th Celebration. 36 illustrators have drawn it, most often Ken Sugimori, 5ban Graphics and Mitsuhiro Arita. It has been printed as Basic, LV.X and VMAX.

Who draws Snorlax

36 illustrators, by how many they have drawn.

Where it has been printed

43 sets, by how many Snorlax cards each holds.

31 more sets

Rarity

Rare21Promo9Common7Uncommon5Holo Rare3Secret Rare3

Questions

How many Snorlax cards are there?
There are 57 Snorlax cards, printed between 1999 and 2026 across 43 sets, alternate arts and reprints included.
Which Snorlax card has the best artwork?
That's how this page is ordered: the strongest Snorlax art first, however common or rare the card.
Who illustrates Snorlax cards?
36 illustrators have drawn Snorlax. Ken Sugimori has done the most at 7, followed by 5ban Graphics and Mitsuhiro Arita.
What was the first Snorlax card?
Its earliest printing in the catalog comes from Jungle, released in 1999. 21 of its 57 cards are Rare.

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